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Last post by Condorfan 15 Apr 2009 17:51
Sorry, I couldn't find a BOTP section for this.
A friend of mine posted this on another site, and I thought you all might enjoy it! I was ROTFL!
There are three parts.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRMgZCusnso
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVsF0klWw_E&mode=related&search=
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xw327Icy3XA&mode=related&search=
Enjoy!
SJ_SwanJun
Forum Goddess
posted 29 May 2007 14:23
Hmmm ..... Interesting.
I had to watch this without sound because Joshie destroyed our speakers, but S-Force looks like a mix between Voltron and G-Force...
PRetty groovy ... BUt a modern toon - and no EAgle/Swan lovin??
Gah...
Heh heh...
Will see if I can watch this gem at work tomorrow.
Thanks for sharing!!
SJ
Uh, shouldn't someone be suing someone else right about now?
SJ_SwanJun
Forum Goddess
posted 30 May 2007 05:04
So ... I got sneaky and listened a little. ...
Did y'all recognize a familiar voice in there?
Huh?
Huh?
You know, a certain condor playing a certain condor wannabe?
Heh heh
I swear that's Jason!
And I KNOW I can hear Zark in there too ....
sigh .... I'm actually ... not overly impressed with this bastardized version of our team ...
Fun, of course, but that's about it.
And, who sues who?
Have you SEEN Atomic Betty?
That's a blatant rip-off if you ask me!
SJ
Transmute Jun
Queen of the Bird Missiles
posted 30 May 2007 07:41
Yes Ronnie Schell and Alan Young provided the voices for that Megas spoof.
Cain Highwind
Exalted Member
posted 13 Nov 2008 12:25
Hey I noticed the YT links don't work anymore, and also there was a "sequel" episode so here ya go (I don't know which one you originally linked to)
Kinda crappy quality though.
http://www.guba.com/watch/3000036066
http://www.guba.com/watch/3000036107
OMG! What was that?? Is that for real (meaning, is that a real series)???
ITA with SJ - it seemed like a bad mix of BoTP and Voltron (right down to the lion helmets!)
BTW, what was with the horrible Jersey accents???? Seriously, WE DON"T SPEAK LIKE THAT!! Even in South Jersey - and we all know how strange the South Jerseyans are! LOL!
Thanks for giving that second link Cain... and welcome to the site.
Hino I agree with you and SJ on the whole Voltron/BOTP mix.
Originally posted by gatchgirl When or is this still on?OK, search engines are great, still thanks for sharing these.
Transmute Jun
Queen of the Bird Missiles
posted 13 Nov 2008 18:15
I had originally posted the second link you have there, Cain. I hadn't seen the other one! Annoying how all of the stuff on Youtube disappears.
That is so hysterical... and so on the money!
Thanks for sharing those links!
Thanks for sharing those links!
shamrokchick
Forum Legend
posted 13 Nov 2008 18:35
Originally posted by Hinotori OMG! What was that?? Is that for real (meaning, is that a real series)??? ITA with SJ - it seemed like a bad mix of BoTP and Voltron (right down to the lion helmets!) BTW, what was with the horrible Jersey accents???? Seriously, WE DON"T SPEAK LIKE THAT!! Even in South Jersey - and we all know how strange the South Jerseyans are! LOL!
I agree with you on that one!
Oh, good old Megass!
That rendition was so unbelievably bad, and yet so funny . . . now, has anybody seen what "Winx Club" did on this theme? (It turned up at Comic-Con a few years ago. We all just about died laughing.) I don't know which episode it was, but it actually made the Megass rendition look good.
That rendition was so unbelievably bad, and yet so funny . . . now, has anybody seen what "Winx Club" did on this theme? (It turned up at Comic-Con a few years ago. We all just about died laughing.) I don't know which episode it was, but it actually made the Megass rendition look good.
Originally posted by gatchgirl When or is this still on?It was on Cartoon Network a few years ago. Better than the usual kiddie fare but I wasn't a regular viewer. I think they did 2 episodes spoofing G-Force and I don't know if I'm right but I think Casey Kasem did the leader. I haven't seen the clips yet but hope to soon. I was hoping that Boomerang or Cartoon Network might rerun the series so I could get those episodes. Oh well.
Transmute Jun
Queen of the Bird Missiles
posted 15 Nov 2008 12:09
Just click on Cain's links, Condorfan! The eps are right there!
Originally posted by Transmute Jun Just click on Cain's links, Condorfan! The eps are right there!I only have dial up connection--it can't do streaming video. I have to get to a computer that has DSL. I hope to soon!
Transmute Jun
Queen of the Bird Missiles
posted 16 Nov 2008 07:40
Originally posted by CondorfanOriginally posted by Transmute Jun Just click on Cain's links, Condorfan! The eps are right there!I only have dial up connection--it can't do streaming video. I have to get to a computer that has DSL. I hope to soon!
I feel your pain!
Originally posted by CondorfanThanks CF for the information. Oh the days of dial up, I hope to never have to go back, we shall see.Originally posted by Transmute Jun Just click on Cain's links, Condorfan! The eps are right there!I only have dial up connection--it can't do streaming video. I have to get to a computer that has DSL. I hope to soon!
Cain Highwind
Exalted Member
posted 16 Nov 2008 09:04
Originally posted by gatchgirlI agree with you on that one. I feel sorry for my mom and brother in New Zealand. They technically have broadband, but it's really just as slow as dial-up, and most streaming video sites won't work for them. I hope the new place they're moving to they can find a better ISP.Originally posted by CondorfanThanks CF for the information. Oh the days of dial up, I hope to never have to go back, we shall see.Originally posted by Transmute Jun Just click on Cain's links, Condorfan! The eps are right there!I only have dial up connection--it can't do streaming video. I have to get to a computer that has DSL. I hope to soon!
Originally posted by Cain HighwindI feel like everyone has flying cars and I have a horse and buggy. I'm thinking the best way to go is to get a laptop and a wireless network card. It's not as secure but dial up is driving me crazy!Originally posted by gatchgirlI agree with you on that one. I feel sorry for my mom and brother in New Zealand. They technically have broadband, but it's really just as slow as dial-up, and most streaming video sites won't work for them. I hope the new place they're moving to they can find a better ISP.Originally posted by CondorfanThanks CF for the information. Oh the days of dial up, I hope to never have to go back, we shall see.Originally posted by Transmute Jun Just click on Cain's links, Condorfan! The eps are right there!I only have dial up connection--it can't do streaming video. I have to get to a computer that has DSL. I hope to soon!
shamrokchick
Forum Legend
posted 16 Nov 2008 14:19
Ugh dial up... I remember those days... Now I'm spoiled with DSL lol...
Originally posted by Condorfan[FONT=comic sans ms]Girl you need to get rid of that!...if you get your service together with cable & phone its way more cheapier...but dial up! I will die before going back to that![IMG]http://img122.imageshack.us/img122/9071/galmark5nv8.gif[/IMG] [/FONT]Originally posted by Transmute Jun Just click on Cain's links, Condorfan! The eps are right there!I only have dial up connection--it can't do streaming video. I have to get to a computer that has DSL. I hope to soon!
We used to live in a small town, and in our neighborhood the only option WAS dial-up. No cable, and for whatever reason they couldn't get us DSL. It was major big time no fun to go to a busy Web site and sit there . . . and sit there . . . and sit there
Ladygalactor777
Boardie
posted 16 Nov 2008 17:36
Originally posted by Barrdwing We used to live in a small town, and in our neighborhood the only option WAS dial-up. No cable, and for whatever reason they couldn't get us DSL. It was major big time no fun to go to a busy Web site and sit there . . . and sit there . . . and sit there[FONT=comic sans ms]It got to be a very rustic place in order of not having cable or sattelite instalation... I know dial up is like a punishment.[IMG]http://img122.imageshack.us/img122/9071/galmark5nv8.gif[/IMG] [/FONT]
clouddancer
Gatchamaniac
posted 16 Nov 2008 18:03
My parents live 10 minutes outside of a large town. They only have the option of dial up, no company supplies any other means, at this time.
So I would not say they live in a "rustic area", it is just cable and DSL do not cater to those who live out side of high populous areas, but they are working on it.
It goes to show what we now think of as a need these days. 5 - 10 years ago people were very happy on dial up. Think where we will be in another 5 - 10 years.
Originally posted by clouddancer My parents live 10 minutes outside of a large town. They only have the option of dial up, no company supplies any other means, at this time. So I would not say they live in a "rustic area", it is just cable and DSL do not cater to those who live out side of high populous areas, but they are working on it. It goes to show what we now think of as a need these days. 5 - 10 years ago people were very happy on dial up. Think where we will be in another 5 - 10 years.[FONT=comic sans ms]Which place is that? because I'm in USA[/FONT]
Well, we were in Ridgecrest, which is about seventy miles north of Palmdale, two hours east of Bakersfield, and in the middle of a heck of a lot of sand. It's a town that wouldn't exist if it weren't for the military weapons testing base that is right next door.
Beautiful, beautiful area. Incredible mountains, clean air, wildlife everywhere, and sunsets that would knock your socks off. But not a good place to live if you want the conveniences of civilization.
They had DSL and cable within the town limits, but any of the "outlying" neighborhoods (not very outlying--we were less than two miles from city limits) were out of luck. Currently the town's major clothing supplier is Wal-Mart (Mervyn's closure has hurt there).
They had DSL and cable within the town limits, but any of the "outlying" neighborhoods (not very outlying--we were less than two miles from city limits) were out of luck. Currently the town's major clothing supplier is Wal-Mart (Mervyn's closure has hurt there).
Ladygalactor777
Boardie
posted 16 Nov 2008 18:53
Originally posted by Barrdwing Well, we were in Ridgecrest, which is about seventy miles north of Palmdale, two hours east of Bakersfield, and in the middle of a heck of a lot of sand. It's a town that wouldn't exist if it weren't for the military weapons testing base that is right next door. Beautiful, beautiful area. Incredible mountains, clean air, wildlife everywhere, and sunsets that would knock your socks off. But not a good place to live if you want the conveniences of civilization.[FONT=comic sans ms]Hmm close to Mojaves desert?...what about satellite? they do provide internet services...[/FONT]They had DSL and cable within the town limits, but any of the "outlying" neighborhoods (not very outlying--we were less than two miles from city limits) were out of luck. Currently the town's major clothing supplier is Wal-Mart (Mervyn's closure has hurt there).
Yup, right in the middle of the Mojave desert. And it's funny about the DSL: There was absolutely no way that we could get it for several years. Too much trouble for the supplier. "Impractical to install on our street." (Didn't stop them from constantly sending us ads!) And then, a couple of months before we were scheduled to move to Sacramento, all of a sudden they started offering it for our street. For a high price, of course. We didn't bother--we knew we could get good high-speed Internet up here without a problem, and weren't going to sign onto a year-long contract that we wouldn't use ten months of.
Transmute Jun
Queen of the Bird Missiles
posted 17 Nov 2008 06:35
We had the same problem, Barrwing, and we're in the middle of a 'civilized' area! We moved into our house when it was 2 years old, and they were building a lot of other new developments down the street. But they hadn't extended the DSL and cable modem service out to us. Part of the problem is that we're no the Bay so the 'closest' DSL routers to us were across the Bay. So we had dial-up for about a year.... LIVING RIGHT NEXT TO SILICON VALLEY! Can you believe it?
But once DSL became available, we went with it and never looked back. I think they have cable modem service now, but since we don't have cable TV, that becomes awfully expensive (they like to bundle it).
clouddancer
Gatchamaniac
posted 17 Nov 2008 14:31
Originally posted by Barrdwing And it's funny about the DSL: There was absolutely no way that we could get it for several years. Too much trouble for the supplier. "Impractical to install on our street."That is exactly what my parents are being told as well. They are being told satellite is going to be coming in but at what cost they do not know but plan on looking into it when it does become available for them.
I waited for a long time before DSL came to my "village". When it did it still took them forever to get to my apartment. When I moved in with my B/H (only 3 blocks away) I had to go with cable cause DSL wouldn't expand the three blocks. Ohh the headaches!
Originally posted by Barrdwing Yup, right in the middle of the Mojave desert. And it's funny about the DSL: There was absolutely no way that we could get it for several years. Too much trouble for the supplier. "Impractical to install on our street." (Didn't stop them from constantly sending us ads!) And then, a couple of months before we were scheduled to move to Sacramento, all of a sudden they started offering it for our street. For a high price, of course. We didn't bother--we knew we could get good high-speed Internet up here without a problem, and weren't going to sign onto a year-long contract that we wouldn't use ten months of.I've had the same problem. The providers said they couldn't provide DSL (but they still sent the flyers out!) Verizon is offering a package but it is so expensive.
Xephon0930
Member
posted 15 Apr 2009 15:31
That episode was messed up and funny at the same time.
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